Creating Memorable Fictional Detectives

Mystery & Crime
2018
Featuring Allen Eskens, Andrew Grant, Carrie Smith, Kent Harrington, Roger Johns

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Great detectives solve crimes, but unforgettable ones keep readers coming back for every case. In this session, authors discuss creating distinctive fictional detectives, developing their personalities and investigative styles, and balancing strengths, flaws, and long-term character growth throughout a series.

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